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15 February 2012 High-spectral-flatness mid-infrared supercontinuum fiber source and its applications for component characterizations
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A high-spectral-flatness mid-infrared supercontinuum fiber source is presented. It generates highly stable single-mode broadband beam with a FWHM bandwidth of ~600nm and a 20dB-down spectra spanning from 1.8μm up to ~ 2.7μm. The supercontinuum pulses are emitted from a single-mode fiber with ~15kW peak power and >20GW/cm2 laser peak intensity. This compact fiber source, in combination with a commercial mid-infrared optical spectrum analyzer (Yokogawa), offers a powerful tool for mid-infrared component characterization with high spectral resolution.
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Jihong Geng, Qing Wang, and Shibin Jiang "High-spectral-flatness mid-infrared supercontinuum fiber source and its applications for component characterizations", Proc. SPIE 8237, Fiber Lasers IX: Technology, Systems, and Applications, 82370R (15 February 2012); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.909493
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KEYWORDS
Mid-IR

Supercontinuum sources

Fiber lasers

Optical isolators

Fiber amplifiers

Fiber Bragg gratings

Supercontinuum generation

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